WELCOME WINTER 2016 - Bay Artsbayarts.net/images/Newsletters/BAYarts_Winter_News_2016.pdfWINE PULL: SPECIAL THANKS TO KAREN AND DAVID BRILL AND ALL THE WINE DONORS SPECIAL THANKS TO

WELCOME WINTER 2016VISITING ARTIST PAUL BEEL PG 17

ART EDUCATION GALLERIES EVENTS NEWS

EDUCATION EXHIBITION EVENTS

The MISSION of BAYarts is to provide a welcoming lakeside environment to STIMULATE, ENCOURAGE and SUPPORT professional and aspiring artists of all ages through COLLABORATION, EDUCATION & EXHIBITION.

If you look around BAYarts campus, you will see the results of how people like you, sharing our vision for a welcoming and inspiring community, can make things happen. We’ve come to know so many of you personally, every individual plays a part; and as a community we have a lot to be proud of. Your support is all the encouragement needed to keep raising the bar on fresh programming and events - just wait ‘til you see what’s next! It’s through your encouragement that we are motivated to do what we do: maintain our beautiful grounds and lovely buildings and give our amazing people the tools to continue to do what they do so well. Please find a way that is both personal and meaningful to you and yours to keep our wonderful community strong. I speak for all of us here at BAYarts:

Thank you for believing!

Nancy Heaton, Executive Director(see page 2 for ways to make your personal gift)

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US! JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE 10 YEARS OF GROWTH AND COMMUNITY

IT TAKES A VILLAGETHANKS TO OUR PARTNERS

FRIENDS & AFFILIATES

BAYARTS GARDEN COLLECTIVE: CREATING BOTANICAL DESTINATION IN OUR OWN BACKYARD

To find out how you or your business can become part of our growing community, contact Mary Conway Sullivan [email protected]

To become a part of the garden collective or to inquire about naming rights for gardens: [email protected]

BAYarts is 10!2016 will be a year of celebrations thanks to YOU for helping make

BAYarts THE west side’s destination for culture and community.

WHAT’S NEXT? More of BAYarts great programming, events and exhibits; all new MEMBERS ONLY parties,

ART of LIFE Workshops (Gardening, Wellness, Food, Writing); FARM to TABLE Dinners and more of your favorities: Concerts, Art & Music Festival, Farm + Art Market & Gallery Shop.

10 - 20 - 30….MORE YEARS!Choose your GIFT to the BAYarts Community and we’ll make it happen!

Make a Difference Your tax deductible ANNUAL GIFT of any amount is what keeps BAYarts events FREE, facilities gorgeous, gardens green and our great staff fed.

A Legacy that INSPIRES New! BAYarts PLANNED GIVING PRORAM make a lasting statement as to how BAYarts has touched the lives of you and yours.

A Meaningful and Lasting Gift NAMING RIGHTS: a garden, a room or a project in honor of the bride & groom, a golden anniversary, in memory or just for the best Christmas gift ever… maintains the beauty of BAYarts campus. What’s better than that?

Gift CardsWe LOVE gift cards in our Holiday stockings for our everyday needs: DIY and hardware, art supplies, groceries or garden supplies.

MAKE YOUR GIFT OF SUPPORT AT WWW.BAYARTS.NET, CALL 440-871-6543 OR STOP IN.

Join the community: New! Enjoy EXCLUSIVE events when you become a MEMBER (see page18)

‘twas the party of the year


THANKS TO ALL THESE GREAT RESTAURANTS & CATERERS – PLEASE PATRONIZE THEM OFTEN: 87 WEST; MICHAEL SYMON’S B SPOT; BOMBA TACOS & RUM; CABIN CLUB; CARRABBA’S; IRONWOOD CAFÉ; MARIGOLD CATERING; ROSEWOOD GRILLE; STEWART & CLARK CULINARY ADVENTURES; TAKI’S

GREEK KITCHEN; PEARL OF THE ORIENT; BLUEBIRD MEADOW FARMS; A LUNCHEON TIME; FORNO WOODFIRED CATERING; GITTA’S TABLE; GINA’S PIZZA; MALLEY’S CHOCOLATES; ROSA PEASANT COOKIES

WITH STYLE; BUSY BEE COOKIES; MOJO’S COFFEE & MORE; KERNELS BY CHRISSIE; PURE WATER

WINE PULL: SPECIAL THANKS TO KAREN AND DAVID BRILL AND ALL THE WINE DONORSSPECIAL THANKS TO DIANA BREWER, KELLY JOHNSTON, JIM BISH AND THE SPECIAL EVENTS TEAM; MARY CONWAY SULLIVAN; OUR FEARLESS MOONDANCE LEADER, KAREN PETKOVIC; SILENT AUCTION GODDESS, KAREN GURLEY’S FABULOUS GLITTER TEAM, GINA’S PIZZA FOR NURTURING THE TROOPS, JON GEISE; TECH WIZARD, THE HARDEST

WORKING BOARD IN AMERICA, BAYARTS’ BEAUTIFUL AND TIRELESS STAFF AND ESPECIALLY OUR LOYAL AND AMAZING VOLUNTEERS! IT WAS A BLAST!


AUCTION DONORS: TOM AND LINDA PURDY, TOM HEMSATH, JOHN CARLSON, EDWARD BEYER, GEORGE KOCAR, MEL GRUNAU, CHAD COCHRAN, MARY BURKHARDT, KEN SMITH, MARCELLO

MELLINO, GIRLS GIVE BACK, TRACY PRICE, GALES GARDEN CENTER, BELLATRIX JEWELRY, HEINEN’S, MOIRA BEALE, IMAGES IN BLOOM, NEW YORK CITY BALLET, JOHN JEFFERSON, DAVID SCOTT SALON,

MICHAEL SYMON RESTAURANTS, JULIE HOLMES/SABIKA, PAUL GALLAGHER. SKY VISION CENTER. SWEETBRIAR COUNTRY CLUB, ELEGANT NAILS, KAREN GURLEY, BOB MOYER, RON RICKARD,

HOSPITALITY RESTAURANTS, GITTA’S TABLE, CHA SPIRITS & PIZZERIA, VENTO TRATTORIA, LEXICON DESIGNS, PAWS AND EFFECT, SANDY BUFFIE DESIGNS, AMERICAN GREETINGS, LINDA MARSHALL,

JOYCE E. BARRETT, ICHIBON SALON, JOAN RICHARDS, THE STUDIO CLEVELAND, HILLCREST ORCHARDS, CHARLES SCOTT, JOYCE AND TJ KELLY, BETH MARTIN/BEACH GLASS SHOP, NICOLE

FARMER/BELLATRIX JEWELRY, ORDER IN THE HOUSE, LIZ MAUGANS, BAY VILLAGE EARLY CHILDHOOD PTA, NANCY RAPPS, OAKS MASSOTHERAPY & SPA, LORI PAXIMADIS/ALCHEMARY, JIM AND SUSAN SCHRANTZ, TEA DUDE, WESTSHORE DERMATOLOGY, LOIS BOSWORTH, BILL AND LORI FORESTER,

BLUE TEAPOT PHOTOGRAPHY, PAM MILLS, NALU SUP & SURF, JESSICA RAMAGE & ERIN STACK

AMY WIRTZ, MEGHAN BARLOW & ASSOCIATES, WALTER HAVERFIELD LLP, MERCEDES BENZ OF NORTH OLMSTED/AIRPORT INFINITI, BAY PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY, UNION CAPITAL MORTGAGE, HIGHLAND

CONSULTING, FIRST FEDERAL OF LAKEWOOD, SEELEY SAVAGE, EBERT & GOURASH, HENKEL, NOCK & SON CO., O’NEILL HEALTHCARE, IGNITION AND ORBIT INDUSTRIES, SURTECH, VIVID DIAMONDS & DESIGN

Thank you!

Moondance 2015 Photos by Dale Caldwell at www.BAYarts.net/events

JAN 8 - 30Opening Receptions: Friday, January 8 from 7 to 9 pm

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYDENISE STEWART & PAT PITINGOLO: T42, 24T Denise Stewart and Pat Pitingolo are two artists that have fallen under the influence of tea. They both use stained tea fiber, as well as other remnants of deconstructed tea bags in their artwork, blurring the line between textile and fine art. By using what is thrown away or overlooked, Denise and Pat give their viewers new appreciation for the beauty that is all around us. DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYELIZA WING: MEMORY SERVESEliza Wing offers a series of oil paintings and 3-D box constructions based on her lifelong love of Maine and her summer sojourns on Monhegan Island; a longtime haven and inspiration for artists since the early 1900’s.

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MAR 4 - APR 1Opening Receptions: Friday, March 4 from 7 to 9 pm

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYBAYARTS ANNUAL JURIED SHOWA show of work in all mediums juried in for display. For more information about the show and to download an entry form, visit bayarts.net

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYPATTERN & DESIGNArchitect Christopher Alexander said, “In short, no pattern is an isolated

entity. Each pattern can exist in the world only to the extent that it is supported by other patterns.” The work in BAYarts 2016 spring exhibition Pattern & Design seeks to emphasize that through connection and integration of patterns, intention occurs. This invitational show gives artists the opportunity to document and exhibit the patterns and visible threads that run in and through their work. Curators Shari Wilkins & Darrelle Anne Centuori

FEB 5 - 29Opening Receptions: Friday, February 5 from 7 to 9 pm

SULLIVAN FAMILY GALLERYJOHN CARLSON AND SHARI WILKINS: DESTRUCTION OF FORM, AN EXHIBITION AND COLLABORATIONIn Summer 2014, the pair began their collaboration using vernacular photography as inspiration. Carlson violates the original photographer’s intent by altering the concepts of the images in his accompanying paintings and drawings, while Wilkins alters the surface of the photos’ original form and reconstructs images.

DIANNE BOLDMAN EDUCATION GALLERYTIMOTHY JOYCE: FACING FORWARDArtist Timothy Joyce studies the human form with his unique abstract style. The show is a collection of portrait and figure drawings using discarded materials to give them a second chance to inspire and engage us.This show will end Feb 25th.

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NOVEMBER 21 & 22 FROM 10 AM TO 4 PMHOLIDAY SHOP OPEN HOUSEAvoid the lines and shop local this Christmas! BAYarts Holiday shop features over 100 local artists presenting their hand-made work in our own winter wonderland. The Holiday Shop will remain open through December.

HOLIDAY EVENTS

DECEMBER 4 FROM 7 TO 9 PMTALL WALLS: OPENING RECEPTIONJoin us as we celebrate some of our favorite artists featuring wall art perfect for holiday gift giving. We are hanging our tall walls from floor to ceiling so you can find the perfect gift for the art lover in your life. Featured artists include Chad Cochran, Al Fuchs, Larry Kasperak, Christopher Gray, Mary Burkhardt, Susanne Dotson, Angela Oster, Jack Koch & many more. This exhibition will be displayed throughout December.

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DECEMBER 10 FROM 7 TO 9 PMHOLIDAY TRUNK SHOW Grab your friends and join us for an evening of wine, bites & shopping! Featured artists and friends include: Images in Bloom, Nicole Farmer of Bellatrix Jewelry, Lori Paximadis of Alchemary, Jen Murray of Freckle Face, Beth Martin of Lake Erie Beach Glass Shop and Erin Stack & Kristen Weeden of Girls Give Back with Lake Girl merchandise. More vendors to be announced.

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HAVE YOUR HOLIDAY PARTY AT BAYARTSParties up to 75we do all the work, guaranteed to be [email protected] for details


KIDS DECEMBER WORKSHOPSDECEMBER 12 FROM 9:30 AM TO 12:00 PM PRESCHOOL HOLIDAY EXPRESS AGES 4-6 $35 Come together and work with our preschool staff in the art room and ceramics studio as you create a few holiday themed decorations for your home. Enjoy apple cider and a holiday treat, sing holiday jingles with Miss Jaime and get into the spirit of the season! If you participated last year, we will have new projects this year.

DECEMBER 12 FROM 5:30 PM TO 8:30 PM HOLIDAYS AT DARK Join us for an evening of crafty holiday fun while enjoying holiday music & treats! AGES 6-8 $38 IT’S A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS with Ryan Finley & Jessica Ramage Create the famous Charlie Brown tree, a Woodstock ornament and a winter Snoopy out of clay.

AGES 9 & OLDER $38 HOLIDAY MICE with Audra Costello Using basic hand-sewing techniques, create festive and whimsical holiday mice. No experience necessary.

DECEMBER 13 FROM 10:00 PM TO 4:00 PM HOLIDAY SPARKLE GIRLS DAY AGES 6-10 $75 Join us for a winter extension of our summer Girls Camp! Spend the day creating darling holiday themed projects while listening to music and enjoying holiday treats. A relaxing, cozy and festive day!

DECEMBER 30 FROM 10:00 PM TO 3:00 PM STAR WARS: EPISODE 7 AGES 7-10 $65 Episode 7 hits the theaters on December 18 and our staff is ready to celebrate with you! Rotate through several mini workshops throughout the day as you create Captain Phasma or Kylo Ren masks, a BB-8 droid out of clay and an origami spaceship. Instructors include Ryan Finley, Jessica Ramage & Melissa Moon.

T’was the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring. Not even a mouse...

REGISTRATION, FEE & CANCELLATION POLICIESREGISTRATION: (kids classes) When registering on paper, rather than online, a completed Registration Form and Health Release form (on the back of the registration form) must be brought with you at the time of registration. No student is registered until tuition is paid and all forms are completed. REFUNDS: If a student is unable to attend a course that they have registered for and BAYarts is notified 7 days prior to the start of class, a full refund will be given. If it is less than 7 days before the start of class, a class credit will be given minus a processing fee. (Processing fee=25% of the tuition paid on the class) MISSED CLASSES: Fees are NOT refunded or pro-rated for missed classes.

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KIDS FEBRUARY WORKSHOPSFEBRUARY 3 or 10 FROM 4:00 PM TO 5:30 PM VALENTINE’S LOVE AGES 3-5 $20 HAPPY HEARTS with Kelly Kocon Paint heart art on stretched canvas to decorate your home! Enjoy a sweet cookie too!

AGES 6 & 7 $20 FAMILY LOVE with Erin Stack Using Sharpies, watercolor and a little acrylic, paint a colorful portrait of your family!

AGES 7 & 8 $20 AMERICAN GIRL DOLL LOVE with Audra Costello Use basic hand-sewing techniques to create a sweet pink hat and scarf embellished with little hearts for your doll.

AGES 8 & OLDER $20 PINK PIGS with Jessica Ramage Using clay and your creativity, create pink pigs with darling accessories like hats, crowns, bow ties and jewelry. Each child will decide what their pig will wear!

T’was the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring. Not even a mouse...

Registration BEGINS November 10. Register on or before November 24 and receive 10% off the class fee. *some restrictions may apply

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KIDS CLASSESTUESDAYSCREATIVE WRITINGDEC 1 to FEB 16 (10 weeks) *no class DEC 22 or DEC 29 6:30-8:30 PM AGES 10 AND OLDER with Susan Mangan - In this course, students will explore all genres of creative writing from memoir and mystery, to poetry and plays. Susan will lead students in exercises meant to open the portals to creative thought and written expression. Writers will learn how music, art, and quality young adult literature can inspire new ideas. Students will work independently and collaboratively while they discover why the pen is mightier than the sword! Come join a writer’s circle dedicated to the written word – a safe and creative place in which to embrace your inner writer. *Early bird discount does not apply to this class. $250

DRAWING, PAINTING & PRINTMAKING DEC 1 to FEB 16 (10 weeks) *no class DEC 22 or DEC 29 6:30-8:30 PM AGES 10 AND OLDER with Allison Polgar & Rebekah Wilhelm - This intensive program will provide young teens with a creative and supportive artistic environment for portfolio preparation. Students will hone their technical and observational skills, work with a wide range of media, and develop a portfolio of personal work. Early bird discount does not apply to this class. $250

TELL ME A STORYJAN 12 to MAR 1 (8 weeks) from 3:30-4:15 PM AGES 5-7 with Andrea Serafino (POTTERY) - Curious George and Fancy Nancy are just a couple of the characters from popular children’s books that we will bring to life in clay! $70

MONKEYING AROUNDJAN 12 to MAR 1 (8 weeks) from 4:30-6:00 PM AGES 8 & OLDER with Andrea Serafino (POTTERY) - Many artists choose a theme for their work and try it many different ways. In this class, we’ll create all things MONKEY! Projects will include pots, tea sets and sculptures all with a monkey theme! $150

NINJA TURTLESJAN 12 to MAR 1 (8 weeks) from 4:00-5:30 PM AGES 7-9 with Ryan Finley - Create various ninja turtle themed projects using paint, construction paper and other types of media. Drawing will also be the focus as you learn how to draw the turtles and create a short comic based on this 1984 series. $125

WEDNESDAYSSCOUTS NIGHT ANY TIME BETWEEN 3:00 & 6:00 PMBook your Boy Scout or Girl Scout Troop on WEDNESDAY nights throughout the school year. Let us help you work toward a badge or just come for fun and earn a BAYarts program patch. Email [email protected] to book your group.

BAYARTS.netwinter registration begins Nov 10

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THURSDAYSMINI MOSAICS: ART & CERAMICSDEC 3 to FEB 18 (10 weeks) *no class DEC 24 or DEC 31 9:30-11:30 AM AGES 3-5 with Kelly Kocon & Amy Coursen - Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will visit our ceramics studio to strengthen their hand muscles while having fun. The experience of working with clay is invaluable for a child’s sensory development, motor skills, self-esteem, personal expression, problem solving and pride. $300

PAINTING EXPLORATIONJAN 14 to MAR 3 (8 weeks) from 4:00-5:30 PM AGES 6-8 with Hallie Coughlin - Use a variety of paint, tools and techniques to create one-of-a-kind paintings and prints. $125

DRAW, PAINT, PRINT & COLLAGEJAN 14 to MAR 3 (8 weeks) from 4:00-5:30 PM AGES 9 & OLDER with Melissa Moon - This class allows the artist to experiment with a variety of paint, ink, collage materials and drawing tools while creating personalized art. $125

FRIDAYSMINI MOSAICS: ART & MUSICDEC 4 to FEB 19 (10 weeks) *no class DEC 25 or JAN 1 12:30-2:30 PM AGES 3-5 with Erin Blakemore & Jaime Alspach, MT-BC - Spend the first hour of this class in the art room reading stories, playing games and exploring a variety of media in a positive and creative environment. During the second hour, students will work with a music therapist exploring instruments, rhythm and songs in a dynamic and social learning environment. Music helps the body and mind work together and ignites all areas of a child’s development: intellectual, social & emotional, motor, language and overall literacy. $300

SATURDAYSFOOD FOR THOUGHTJAN 16 to FEB 6 (4 weeks) from 10:30 AM-12:30 PM AGES 6 & OLDER with Moira Beale (POTTERY) - Have fun learning hand-building techniques (pinch, slab & coil) as you create your favorite foods out of clay! How about burgers & fries or spaghetti & meatballs? It’s going to be fun! $100

MINI ART ACADEMYJAN 23 to FEB 27 (6 weeks) from 10:30 AM-12:00 PM AGES 4 & 5 Explore the arts with drawing, painting and printing. During this class, students will work with 3 different instructors to give them a variety of different art experiences. This class will end with a Gallery Celebration immediately following class on February 27. $100

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SATURDAYS CONTINUEDART ACADEMYJAN 23 to FEB 27 (6 weeks) from 10:30 AM-12:30 PM AGES 6-8 AND AGES 9 &OLDER with BAYarts Staff - Art Academy is designed for children with a real passion for the arts. Students will work with 3 different instructors throughout the session offering students a variety of different art experiences. At the end of the session, students will showcase their work in a Gallery Celebration immediately following class on February 27. $125 LEGO ARTJAN 16 to FEB 27 (7 weeks) from 1:00-3:00 PM AGES 6-8 with Ryan Finley - Using Lego characters as our inspiration, create several Lego friends using a variety of art supplies. Create a custom Lego person out of construction paper, learn how to draw characters from the Lego movie, paint a picture using Lego bricks and create a short Lego comic strip. $145

DRAWING SUPERHEROESJAN 16 to FEB 27 (7 weeks) from 1:00-3:00 PM AGES 9 & OLDER with Jim Giar - Do you love to draw? Do you love superheroes? Then this is the class for you! Learn to draw heroic figures and hear about the artists that created them like Sal & John Buscema, Gene Colan and Jack Kirby. Students will learn basic figure drawing, comic style and inking. $145

TEA TIMEFEB 20 to MAR 12 (4 weeks) from 10:30 -12:30 PM AGES 6 & OLDER with Moira Beale (POTTERY) - Have fun learning hand-building techniques (pinch, slab & coil) as you create your tea time party food. Darling cupcakes, ice cream sundaes and more! Sweet! $100

FAMILY TIME: SPRING BASKETFEB 20 to MAR 12 (4 weeks) from 3:00-5:00 PM FAMILY with Moira Beale (POTTERY) - Enjoy special family time as you create a spring basket full of eggs, flowers & more out of clay. Toward the end of the session, you will glaze all of your creations in bright spring colors. $150 includes one parent & one child $30 each additional family member


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ADULT CLASSESCERAMICS all ceramic courses open to students ages 17 to adult

HAND-BUILDING FOR THE HOME MON(S) 6:30-8:30 PM | JAN 11-FEB 29 (8 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE with Jessica Ramage - Learn the basics of hand-building and glazing as you create functional and decorative ceramic pieces for your home. Projects include platters, bowls, mugs, wall tiles and more. Focus of this class will be on glaze and finishing techniques. Optional wheel throwing. Returning students may work on individual projects. $216

SCULPTURETUE(S) 9:30-11:30 AM | JAN 19 to MAR 8 (8 WKS)BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED with Andrea Serafino - Using clay as your medium, learn how to look, observe and then build 3-dimensional pieces with a variety of hand and tool techniques. Start the course by translating simple objects and work your way up to creating a sculptural portrait. Returning students may work on individual projects. $216

HAND-BUILDING & WHEEL-THROWINGTUE(S) 12:00-2:00 PM | JAN 19 to MAR 8 (8 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED with Andrea Serafino - Whether your aim is functional or sculptural ceramics, students will learn the basic techniques of hand-building and the mysteries of the potter’s wheel. Beginning students will develop fundamental hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques while returning students will work on refining their skills. $216

TABLESCAPESWED(S) 6:30-8:30 PM | JAN 6 to FEB 24 (8 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE with Moira Beale - Learn the basics of hand-building, throwing and glazing while creating unique pieces for the table, such as cups, mugs, platters, bowls and pitchers. Returning students may work independently and in collaboration with the instructor. $216

THE POTTER’S KITCHENTHUR(S) 7:00-9:00 PM | JAN 7 to MAR 10 (10 WKS) INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED with Moira Beale Using the book “In the Potter’s Kitchen” as our inspiration, students will work on creating personalized and unique tableware and kitchenware for the home. Experimenting with new glaze combinations and surface texture will be encouraged to help you develop your own style. Continuing students will build on their body of work for the Annual Spring Ceramics Show. $300

HOME & GARDENSAT(S)S 1:00-3:00 PM | JAN 16 to MAR 5 (8 WKS) BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED with Moira BealeBeginning students will develop fundamental throwing and hand-building techniques while creating unique pieces for the home or garden. Returning students will refine their skills to create more complete forms and independent projects. $216

MARCH NIGHTS, FUN PROJECTS, BRING YOUR FRIENDS &

A BOTTLE OF WINE TO SHARE see examples of each project at www.bayarts.net

6:30-8:30 pm $50 PER PROJECT

TACO NIGHTWED MAR 2 & MAR 16

Moira Beale - Create taco bowls & plates for a Mexican Fiesta and then return

to paint them bright colors.

QUOTE PLATTERSMON MAR 7 & MAR 21

Jessica Ramage - Create a large platter with a stamped word or quote of

your choice and then return to stain and glaze them.

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HOLIDAY OPEN STUDIO Come to BAYarts with project ideas or let us help you come up with some great handmade gifts or decorations. Our amazing instructors will be on hand to help! All supplies included. | $155 PER SESSION TUESDAYS with ANDREA SERAFINO | 11:00 am-2:00 pm | Nov 17-Dec 8 (4 wks) FRIDAYS with JESSICA RAMAGE | 10:00 am-1:00 pm | Nov 20-Dec 18 (4 wks) *no class 11-27


WHEEL ALTERED FORMSFRI 6:00-8:00 PM | JANUARY 8 SAT 10:00 AM-4:00 PM | JANUARY 9 With Visiting Artist: Lynne Norwood Lofton - Explore new expressive ways to use the wheel as a tool. In this workshop, students will use throwing and hand-building techniques to create a new shape, the “non-round”. Lynne will demonstrate various ways to manipulate the thrown forms by stretching, slicing, darting, paddling and carving. Friday evening includes a meet and greet, looking at examples of altered work and ending with a demo. On Saturday, the class will have a chance to create two pieces utilizing any of the methods listed above. Remember: Experimenting + Playing = Fun! $115

CREATIVE WRITINGBAYARTS WRITER’S SALONWED(S) 7:00-8:30 PM | JAN 13 - MAR 2 (8 WKS) Susan Mangan - Do you enjoy the idea of creative writing, but are not quite sure where or how to begin? Are you a closet poet waiting to open the door to your own creative potential? Have you always dreamt of composing the next great American novel? If so, we think you will benefit from this writing course. Enjoy the art of the written word in a class devoted to creative thought, written expression, and compassionate critique. $115

DRAWING FIGURE DRAWINGWED(S) 7:00-9:00 PM | NOV 11 - DEC 16 (6 WKS) OR MON(S) 7:00-9:00 PM | JAN 11 - FEB 15 (6 WKS)BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE/TEENS WELCOME John Carlson - Proportion, movement, anatomy, quality of line and drawing technique will be explored in this course. Students will work with a nude figure model as they study the human form. Emphasis will be placed on media exploration during the last two classes. Returning students welcome. Model fees included. $145 DRAWING: THE BASICS & BEYONDMON(S) 7:00-9:00 PM | NOV 9 - DEC 14 (6 WKS) OR WED(S) 7:00-9:00 PM | JAN 13 - FEB 17 (6 WKS) BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE/TEENS WELCOME John Carlson - One of the most common ways of expressing ourselves is through drawing. It is also the basis for good painting, sculpture and other art forms. This course will explore all facets of good drawing, creative and dynamic composition, line quality and variety, perspective, shading, volume and form. Our goal will be fully realized drawings each session. A great class for beginners and those who want to brush up on their skills. Returning students welcome. $125

ENCAUSTIC ENCAUSTIC 101 WORKSHOPSAT 9:30 AM-4:30 PM | JAN 16 Erin Schechtman Caruso - Encaustic is an ancient painting method that uses melted beeswax to create artwork in many versatile ways. In this workshop, students will learn about the history of encaustic, get a chance to experiment with different techniques, and will use the wax to create a finished piece. Because this medium is new to most artists, we will also discuss how to create encaustic materials and set up equipment in your own studio. Some class materials are provided. $75 *$15 supply fee due to instructor at first class.


WATERCOLOR WATERCOLOR SANTA CLAUSSAT 10:00-2:00 | DEC 5 Bob Moyer - Famous for his portraits, Bob will teach you how to draw and paint a Coca Cola style Santa. Perfect for your holiday cards! Bring a lunch. $40

BEGINNING WATERCOLORTHUR(S) 6:00-8:30 PM | JAN 21 - MAR 10 (8 WKS) Bob Raack - During this 8 week course, students will learn the basic steps, processes and techniques of watercolor painting. Students will study and learn how to see their subject(s) in terms of spatial relationships with the aim toward establishing an expressive and unified composition. The instructor will help students improve in their methods of paint application, color mixing and visual representation. The appropriate tools and materials and things to consider when setting up a proper work space will be discussed on the first day of class. $185

INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLORMON(S) 6:30-8:30 PM | JAN 11 - FEB 29 (8 WKS) OR TUE(S) 1:00-3:00 PM | JAN 12 - MAR 1 (8 WKS) INTERMEDIATE Bernie D’Ettorre - Bernie’s intermediate class will incorporate old and new techniques while including mixed media and experimentation for painting landscapes, still-lives and florals. $150

WATERCOLORTHUR(S) 9:30-11:30 AM | JAN 7 - FEB 25 (8 WKS) INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED Bob Moyer - Be mesmerized by the spontaneity of watercolor with master watercolorist Bob Moyer. Discover his approach to portraiture and his techniques for land and water using your own photo reference. Demonstrations will be given. $155

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOPSAT 10:00 AM-4:30 PM | MAR 5 Christopher Leeper - This workshop focuses on simplifying and improving color mixing, understanding value and design relationships and improving technique. Read about this award-winning watercolorist from Youngstown on our website. Bayarts.net $75

OILS & ACRYLICSCOMPOSITION IN OIL OR ACRYLIC SESSION 1: STILL-LIFE & LANDSCAPE MON(S) 11:00 AM-2:00 PM | JAN 11-FEB 8 (5 WKS) SESSION 2: FIGURE & PORTRAIT with live model MON(S) 11:00 AM-2:00 PM |FEB 22-MAR 21 (5 WKS) Intermediate, Advanced Susan Gray Be - Learn balance, contrast, color, complex tonal relationships, texture, pattern and form while continuing to build confidence using personal brushwork. Palette organization, color mixing, wet-into-wet blending, use of warm and cool colors, glazing and perspective will provide a knowledge base for the beginner as well as to enhance all levels of experience. New and returning students welcome. $160/session

BEGINNING OIL PAINTING WORKSHOPSAT 9:30 AM-4:30 PM | FEB 6 Erin Schechtman Caruso - Join us for an intensive study of the steps and processes of oil painting. This workshop will start with a complete overview of art supplies and tools you will need, the places you can purchase them and the best way to store them. Move into canvas preparation, set-up, arrangement, color theory and mixing paint. You will leave this workshop with a completed painting. This workshop is designed for beginners, but is also a great way for intermediate students to “brush up” on their skills. Space is limited. $75


PORTRAIT PAINTING WORKSHOPSAT & SUN 10:00 AM-4:00 PM | MAR 12 & 13 INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED with Visiting Artist, Paul Beel from Germany. Paul will teach students perceptual and technical skills that will bring their portraits to life. Topics will include: features of the face and seeing the “space between”, color, light, gesture, expression and pictorial arrangement. Paint the human face from a live model. $200

JEWELRYAll supply fees includes required materials and use of tools. STERLING SILVERTHUR(S) 1:00-3:00 PM | JAN 21 - MAR 10 (8 WKS) Jim Johnson - Have you ever wanted to create a piece of jewelry in sterling silver? Now is your chance! Beginning with a pair of earrings, learn how to design, form and solder silver into beautiful and personal designs. $150 *$30 tool kit fee due to instructor at first class for new students.

THE “O” RINGSAT 9:30 AM-12:30 PM | JAN 16 Eva Sherman - Using a butane torch, wire, and a pre-made bezel, students will create 2 amazingly beautiful rings that are deceptively simple to construct. We will make the first one using copper, as a practice piece, and the second ring will be constructed with sterling silver. Students will learn techniques in soldering, filing, fabrication, and stone setting. Soldering experience is helpful but not required. $60 *$30 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

CHAN LUU BRACELETSAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | JAN 30 Beth Martin - Learn the art of the Chan Luu signature bracelet using colorful tiles, beads and cording. $20 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

GIFT FROM THE SEA PENDANTSAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | FEB 13 Beth Martin - Wrap it up! Put a bow on it! We promise you will love this sweet pendant – a gem from Lake Erie. $20 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

THE “LASSO” RINGSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | FEB 20 Eva Sherman - Using a butane torch, wire, and a pre-made bezel, students will create 2 amazingly beautiful rings that are deceptively simple to construct. We will make the first one using copper, as a practice piece, and the second ring will be constructed with sterling silver. Students will learn techniques in soldering, filing, fabrication, and stone setting. Soldering experience is helpful but not required. $60 *$30 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

DRILLING 101SAT 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | MAR 12 Beth Martin - This hands-on workshop will cover the safety and use of a drill and the process of drilling beach glass. Drill your own piece or pick from Beth’s treasures. This class fills quickly so register now! $20 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

DRILLING 102SAT 1:00-3:00 PM | MAR 12 Beth Martin - Add an elegant touch to your beach glass by learning to set a sterling grommet and crystal. Drilling 101 and/or experience drilling glass is a requirement prior to taking this class. $20 *$20 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

THE “JUMP” RINGSAT 10:00 AM-1:00 PM | MAR 26 Eva Sherman - Using a butane torch and premade sterling silver jump rings, students will a create a unique and artistic ring! Students will get lots of practice with soldering techniques, and while previous

soldering experience is helpful, it is not required. $60 *$30 supply fee due to instructor at first class.

ART OF LIFECREATIVE INSIGHT JOURNEYWED(S) 6:30-8:30 PM | JAN 20 to MAR 9 (8 WKS) Christina Evans - What if 8 weeks from now, you looked back on your life and stood in awe of the movement you made, the transformation you experienced, and the possibilities that now exist? The Creative Insight Journey: A Transformational Course for Personal Development is a proven, state-of-the-art methodology based on the Stanford University Master’s Degree Course Creativity in business, which has revolutionized the art of success. This fun and enlivening 8-week course is designed for individuals who are seeking clarity and direction in their lives. Whether you are in the middle of a job transition, a life transition, or simply stuck in one area of your life, this course is filled with experiential exercises and profound teachings that will ignite self-discovery, awaken personal insight, and empower you to step fully into leading a happy life you love! Join the thousands of others who have shifted from where they were to where they wanted to be! $275


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every medium we offer: painting, jewelry, ceramics. She must have been sitting in class daydreaming about how she could help organize that awesome yet overstocked reference library, because the next thing we knew, it was done. Check. An avid gardener, she became to liaison between the garden gurus at Maple Leaf and BAYarts volunteer garden team. Along the way, she had the idea to collect material about the plants to educate visitors and staff. Check. Then she volunteered to be the studio manager (pinch, pinch) and along the way set up a system for disposing of toxic art materials. A master recycler, she’s in the process of cleaning out neglected storage areas; and by the way, when we had issues with swallows nesting in our window shades? Who you gonna call? Katy, not only knew the nesting habits of swallows, but the humane and effective way to deter them. Check, check, check. Is there anything she can’t do? Nope…cant think of anything. We love you for your focus, your devotion and you’re pretty fun to be around too!

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